Sentence examples for show blatantly from inspiring English sources

The wars always show blatantly the disgraces of the so called peace, especially when women are concerned.

I like being able to have things that identify you in a brand without blatantly showing a logo.

The show so blatantly courted hatred that amusement was the only sane response.

But a recent Gallop poll taken in 2013 speaks to the statistics that show quite blatantly minorities aren't getting married.

But even France acknowledged that Iraq was undermining diplomatic efforts by blatantly failing to show even a smidgen of good faith, and it suggested that Feb. 14 was a reasonable deadline for Iraq to start complying with U.N. orders to disarm.

A number in which the courtesans next door strut their stuff is so outlandish that it acts as a parody of showgirl display while blatantly showing off quite a bit — a commentary that overrides the sexism.

As evidence that Pakistan is a less easily defined place than newspaper headlines typically allow, he cited: 1) Two Pakistani mock news shows that blatantly imitate Jon Stewart, down to the anchor's wardrobe; and 2) sold-out Lahore productions of the musical "Chicago," with an all-male cast.

When it comes to blatantly racist portrayals, the show's mockery of indigenous peoples in the Americas is profoundly demeaning.

In a "new era, one characterized by clandestine activity and the willingness of some countries to blatantly deceive," the Iraq experience showed "that this deliberate deception was not limited to small countries ruled by ruthless dictators".

• In television, networks typically have given writers and producers considerable discretion over the ideas and attitudes embedded within shows, as long as a message does not blatantly offend or unduly disrupt a story line.

In the "Hide/Seek" show Katz tried to pull together from sources covertly to blatantly queer an idea of what queer art is or can be.